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Police Chief Edward Flynn has plenty on his mind
Police Chief Edward Flynn has had a long and varied law enforcement and academic career, so he has the benefit of experience and history.
Memorial Day 2013: A Time for Even Soldiers to Cry
In fact, soldiers aren't allowed to cry or mourn in the slightest for their fallen fellow warriors for fear that it may compromise their mission or disturb their mental focus.
Mayor Menino Announces Increase In Homeland Security Funding
Mayor Thomas M. Menino today announced the City of Boston will receive $17.5 million in grant funding from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency to support ongoing and future homeland security initiatives.
Murray describes decision to resign, doesn't rule out future campaign
Mass. Lt. Gov. Tim Murray appears at an event in Winchendon, Mass., Friday, Jan.
Councillors in Favor of Elderly Housing at Fenno's Corner
A new project to demolish the old, historic Reardon's Pub building on Fenno's Corner and replace it with a five-story elderly housing building was greeted with enthusiasm and relief by city councillors and several area seniors.
Fire official skeptical of report on Sturbridge Fire Dept.
A top official with the Western Massachusetts Fire Chiefs Association is questioning the motive and expertise of the consultant who recently did a critical study of the Sturbridge Fire Department.
Nobody puts ketchup on a hot dog? Fans to redesign Fenway Frank toppings
July 23 is National Hot Dog Day and Kayem, maker of the "Fenway Frank" hot dogs sold at Boston Red Sox home games, is inviting fans to reinterpret the classic hot dog as part of a competition launched by Kayem, based in Chelsea, Mass.
6 Public Meetings Scheduled To Discuss Tobin Bridge Toll Changes
Six public meetings have been scheduled to discuss MassDOT's plan to eliminate the cash toll option and implement high speed electronic tolls beginning on the Tobin Bridge next year.
Needham Police Log: Mystery Window, Soliciting and More
The following reports were provided by the Needham Police Department . Charges where mentioned do not indicate a conviction.
New England Produce Center under new managment
John Lucero and Walter Campbell took over leadership of the market in July, Lucero as general manager and Campbell as market manager.
Slain livery driver's brother says he had no enemies
The brother of one of two people found murdered in Chelsea this week said he was struggling to understand this afternoon who would want to kill his "hard-working" sibling who came to Boston in the mid-1980s from Algeria and was on-duty behind the wheel of a livery car when he was fatally shot.
Two found shot to death in car in Chelsea
CHELSEA Authorities are investigating the suspicious deaths of a man and a woman whose bodies were found around 3:45 a.m. today inside a Ford LTD sedan, according to Suffolk District Attorney Daniel F. Conley's office.
Authorities investigating double homicide in Chelsea
Authorities are investigating the suspicious deaths of a man and a woman whose bodies were found around 3:45 a.m. today inside a Ford LTD sedan, according to Suffolk District Attorney Daniel F. Conley's office.
Man Charged With Urinating in Dunkin' Donuts Parking Lot
The following are excerpts from reports in the Peabody Police Department. Thursday, May 9 At 3:21 p.m., police received a call about a domestic disturbance between two brothers on Harris Street.
Developer Proposes Apartments, Mural for Ropewalk
A new development team has stepped forward with plans to renovate the long-vacant Ropewalk building in the Charlestown Navy Yard, hoping to turn it into apartments with a museum mural located the length of the building.
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Old-time concert and workshops set for Saturday
If you've ever wanted to learn about the dulcimer, the perfect opportunity will be available this weekend when the Serendipity Peak Dulcimer Club hosts an Old-time Dulcimer Concert and Workshops with Don Pedi.
MassDOT mulls linking Chelsea and South Station with Silver Line extension
There are a lot of things going for the proposed extension of the MBTA Silver Line to Chelsea and East Boston.
Medford Bank Robbed, Malden Man Arrested
A man from Malden was arrested Wednesday afternoon shortly after he allegedly robbed the East Cambridge Savings Bank at 243 Salem St.
Michelle Tea Reflects on Her First Young Adult Novel
Local author Michelle Tea's new book, "Mermaid in Chelsea Creek," will be released by McSweeney's McMullens May 14.
Canton Police Log: 5 Arrests Made
Monday- April 29, 2013 Leaving the Scene of Property Damage- 8:29 a.m. Turnpike Street- Patricia Francescon, 74, of 2297 Washington Street, Canton was arrested for alleged Leaving the Scene of Property Damage and Reckless Operation of a Motor Vehicle.